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Unni Mukundan turns writer-director with his 50th film
Unni Mukundan, the renowned Malayalam actor, is set to embark on an exciting venture as he prepares to write and direct his landmark 50th film. With plans for production through Unni Mukundan Films and collaboration with Panorama Studios, he aims to weave narratives reflective of his unique voice, ensuring it reaches audiences across diverse languages…
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6 years after this IIT graduate left McKinsey and chose a life of travel, here’s what she has learnt
Kanak Agrawal took a leap of faith, trading her promising career for a nomadic lifestyle filled with travel and creativity. By departing from McKinsey and her startup endeavors, she discovered true fulfillment despite a lower income. Embracing serendipity, she learned to rely on the kindness of strangers and thrive amid uncertainty, savoring the freedom her…
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Who was R.N. Kao? Inside the life of India’s first R&AW chief
Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions is adapting R.N. Kao’s life for a 2028 film. The movie will explore his crucial role in establishing India’s intelligence agency. Kao was instrumental in developing R&AW and its early operations. He also played a key part during the 1971 India-Pakistan War. The film promises a large-scale espionage story based on…
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Booked an economy seat but got upgraded to a business-class? Here’s how airlines choose
Airlines upgrade economy passengers using systematic criteria, not random generosity. Cabin imbalance and oversold flights often trigger these operational moves. Frequent flyer status and ticket type significantly influence upgrade eligibility for passengers. Basic economy fares may not qualify for complimentary upgrades, even with empty seats. Airlines manage upgrades through published hierarchies and operational decisions.
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Why is Gaya considered the most sacred place for Pind Daan? Details inside
Known for its immense religious significance, Gaya is central to ancestral Pind Daan rituals influenced by the legend of the demon Gayasur. The region’s sacred status as a path to moksha was bestowed by Lord Vishnu. Families participate in vital rites, including Shraddha and Tarpan, at various holy locations, making Gaya a pilgrimage destination throughout…
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Steven Spielberg surprised Ke Huy Quan with a $100,000 paycheck
In his memoir, Ke Huy Quan shared an incredible revelation about Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. The iconic director and producer of Indiana Jones surprised him with a remarkable financial bonus following the film’s impressive box office run. The child actor found himself receiving close to $100,000 from Lucasfilm, a gift that transformed his family’s…
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Sonali Kulkarni says her ‘The Paradise’ character has her own story
In the action thriller ‘The Paradise’, Sonali Kulkarni takes on the role of Nani’s mother, Sammakka, showcasing her character’s unique narrative that extends beyond her son. Dedicating herself to the role, Kulkarni learned Telugu and recorded her own dialogue. She describes the experience of portraying a mother as a refreshing challenge. ‘The Paradise’ is set…
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Ed Sheeran’s cousin, Jethros Sheeran, calls the singer a coward
Jethro Sheeran, cousin of popular singer Ed Sheeran, openly criticized him, branding him a coward while expressing feelings of humiliation and disappointment. Jethro claimed that Ed had wronged him and disrespected his mental health issues. Meanwhile, Ed revealed his own emotional turmoil, feeling forsaken by loved ones and struggling with the choice to keep his…
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Karan to adapt RN Kao book; story spans 1955 to 1971
Karan Johar announced a film on RN Kao, R&AW’s founding chief, based on Nitin Gokhale’s book ‘Gentleman Spymaster.’ Timed with R&AW’s 58th anniversary, Johar’s post called Kao a man who “operated in the shadows.” The untitled film, spanning 1955-1971, releases August 11, 2028, under Dharma Productions and Leo Media Collective.
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8 of the germiest places in school that students touch every day without thinking twice
Here are some of the germiest places in school that students probably touch far more often than they realize.